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Dan Boulton also told a colleague he hoped a student 'dies of a brain haemorrhage'
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A teacher has been banned from the classroom indefinitely after he had sex with a student. Dan Boulton, 56, was involved in a sexual relationship with a sixth-former at Brine Leas School in Nantwich between March and December 2015.
In 2018, he also made inappropriate comments on two separate occasions. In the first instance, he told a group of pupils during a PSHE lesson on the topic of sexuality that "bisexual people are just greedy".
Around three months later, Mr Boulton told a staff member in reference to a pupil: "I ******* hate her, I hope she dies of a brain haemorrhage". Mr Boulton admitted the facts of the allegations and that he failed to observe a proper boundary appropriate to a teacher’s professional position as well as failing to treat pupils with dignity, CheshireLive reports.
A professional conduct panel of the Teaching Regulation Agency (TRA) met virtually earlier this month to consider the case. It agreed to a request from Mr Boulton that the allegations be considered without a hearing so the meeting was held in private.
A report has now been published confirming that Mr Boulton has been banned from teaching indefinitely. It also confirms there has not been any police conviction in relation to this case.
The report states: "In relation to the first allegation, Mr Boulton admitted that between March and December 2015, he engaged in a sexual relationship with Pupil A, who was a pupil at the school during the academic year 2014-2015. Mr Boulton admitted that the relationship commenced in December 2014, progressed to a sexual relationship in March 2015 and then ended in December 2015.
"Mr Boulton admitted that the relationship occurred when Pupil A was in the sixth form. Mr Boulton admitted that Pupil A visited his house during this period, and that he discussed with Pupil A the nature of their relationship from the outset, and jointly agreed with Pupil A that they would not make the relationship common knowledge until after she had left the school.
"Pupil A has not made a statement to be taken into account by the panel, however it is understood that she was interviewed by Cheshire Police and confirmed, to them, that she had had a sexual relationship with Mr Boulton that lasted for approximately one year whilst she was a pupil at the school."
The report continued: "Mr Boulton admitted he used words to the effect of 'bisexual people are just greedy'. He made this comment to pupils in a lesson. Some of the class members identified as LGBT. The panel accepted that this comment fell significantly short of the standards expected of the profession."
In relation to the comments he made to a colleague, the report states: "The panel accepted that this comment fell short of the standards expected of the profession but if it was being considered in isolation, did not think that by itself it amounted to unacceptable professional conduct.

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SANFORD, N.C. (WNCN) — A former Lee County teacher was arrested on Thursday for sex offenses with minors, according to the Lee County Sheriff’s Office.
On Nov. 2, the sheriff’s office received a report regarding an inappropriate relationship between a teacher and a student at San-Lee Middle School.
After investigating, the teacher was identified as 32-year-old Andrew Braxton Allen. Deputies said Allen had several inappropriate relationships with numerous students throughout his tenure from 2012 to 2022 at the middle school.
On Monday, a grand-jury indictment was issued against Allen for statutory sex offense with a child by an adult, indecent liberties with a child, and sexual activity with a student.
On Thursday, Allen was arrested by the sheriff’s office on the charges. He received a $250,000 secured bond. Deputies said Allen is being transferred from the Lee County Jail to Central Prison in Raleigh.
The Lee County Sheriff’s Office is requesting that any parents that had students that were taught by Allen during his tenure at the middle school to speak with their child or children about any possible inappropriate conduct.
If it is found or even suspected that your child may have been a victim, please contact the Lee County Sheriff’s Office at 919-775-5531.
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A teacher at a Jewish school in Baltimore, Maryland has been charged with a slew of sex crimes including rape, assault and possessing and distributing child pornography.
After his arrest, William Zev Steen was fired from his position as a high school science teacher at Bnos Yisroel of Baltimore, where at least one of his children had also studied.
Steen, 44, was also removed from his position as the director of a firm that installed filtration software on phones for observant Jews.
Law enforcement picked up on Steen while investigating a child pornography filesharing network in July. They tracked an IP address involved in the network to Steen’s home address and email account.
Police executed a search warrant at Steen’s home on November 3 and interviewed him, according to charging documents.
He admitted to using a filesharing network and acknowledged a Macbook connected to illegal files belonged to him. Officers located other evidence during the search, including a micro SD memory card containing child pornography that was in a bag with his work ID.
The files had been deleted from the SD card, but investigators were able to retrieve them. It wasn’t clear whether Steen used the card at work and there were no other known connections to the school or his work.
Steen was charged with 15 counts related to child pornography on November 5 and released on bond.
Last week, he was hit with 10 more charges including rape, sexual abuse of a minor, assault and child abuse, due to additional evidence recovered in the search. Those alleged incidents took place in 2008, according to the charging documents.
Steen remains in custody and is scheduled for his first trial appearance next month.
Bnos Yisroel, an all-girls school, informed parents and staff of the case in two emails after being notified by Baltimore City Police. The school said it had “immediately terminated” Steen’s employment, reached out to legal and mental health professionals for guidance and was working with police.
A social worker spoke with students and the school scheduled a meeting with parents to address the situation.
Steen was also the director of Technology Awareness Group (TAG) Baltimore, a nonprofit that supports religious families with “kosher” phones that have restricted internet access, including by installing filtration software.
TAG Baltimore announced that Steen was “no longer associated” with the firm, without providing a reason.
Steen said in a TAG Baltimore fundraising video released in June 2020 that the office had fielded over 600 requests since the pandemic started months earlier.
“TAG Baltimore has been working overtime to help keep more families safe than ever before,” he said.
The Baltimore firm is part of TAG’s international network, which includes offices across the US, in Israel and in other countries.
TAG Baltimore did not respond to a request for comment and the Baltimore Police Department said it could not discuss a pending case.
Mark Ostrowski, the head of engineering at the Check Point cybersecurity company, said in a case like Steen’s he would have had complete access to customers’ devices while installing software for them and could have installed remote access control software that would have given him continued access.
Ostrowski stressed that he did not know the specifics of the Steen case and could not make definitive comments on the details.
“Once you give access to a device to an individual, you’re really giving up the key to the front door of your house. Once they’re in your house they can go into your closets, they can go into your kitchen, they can go into your cabinets,” he said.
“You put trust in organizations to help you get through cyber issues, or in this particular case installing that filtration software, and if that person violates your trust that’s a big problem because you’re basically giving the key to the house to that individual,” he said.
Android devices are the most susceptible to malware, followed by iPhones, while flip phones are generally not sophisticated enough for malicious software, Ostrowski said.
He recommended anyone with concerns about their devices should factory reset their phone, or at least inventory all the applications that are installed.
Za’akah , a New York-based advocacy group for sexual assault survivors in the Orthodox Jewish community, first publicized details of Steen’s case.
According to Steen’s LinkedIn profile, he had worked at Bnos Yisroel for five years and at TAG for four years, and also operated a cybersecurity firm called MirageID. He said he had founded several technology startups before taking up those positions.
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